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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-02-01
sesense BON ben liebeu Seiltaen gottss nod

Se8enoe BON ben liebeH Seiltsen gottes mad
ben b 4 II Quelen bearbeitet pon q. OFT
Stabtpfarrer. Rebt &itelttablfti4, sroBer
Sableau pom Seruialem ilno iiber 90 Bill
bern IN Sol;i9nitt. Wit mebreren bii6OFt:
den Qpprobationen. 22. gufla9e in 40,
@ebunben in gang 9eberbanb $500. Bro:
i9trt IN IA Seften q 80 Gents
MARIANUM. 9egenbe poH ben lieben beili=
gen uuo gottieliseu Sieuern uuierer liebeu
Jraa uilS ben beriibmteten GnaSeuOrteu Der
boben SintmelsfOuigtn. gou q. OFT. gtz
i66fi9 approbirt unb bur6 ben bl. Batter
Ytus TX. aeieguet. 3ebnte auflaee in 40.
@eb. in gang 2eoerban6 $500. groi9irt in
10 Seften a 30 Gents.
Die beili8e S6rift bes alten unb n eueH
Eefaments. Mit ausfibrli9en anmerfiln=
gen srlGutert pon DR.. Sol. Sr. aIIioIi.
Wit @pprobation bes 81 .Stubles. Rei6
t%Iultrirt; Sm40. Sci; y 9sSsrbars $500.
Nsiiere @inbdnbe pon 81 bis $500.
Srol9irt in "a Seften a 30 Gents.
Momii6sfatboIif6er SaaspreSiser.
lluterpeiiunsen iiber lie pi9tisfen @iau=
benss unb Sittenleblen. auf aae Sonns II.
Felttd9e bes Sabres. 9SeI b~eraus9eaeben pom
P. Il. Sausberr. Yr. b. g. q. Wit bis
l90fi6er depreciation. $50 g. IN ar. 80.
Sn gtar. S~ebunben $500. SIN 10 Setten
a Is Gents.
R. P. 8offne, drittatbulifdes llnterridts=
unS Grbauuugs6ud, ober tIr3e auslesuns
aler ionns unb fettasliden @pifeln unb
@uanselien, iammt barallS 9eso9enen @lauz
benss nno Sittenlebren &C. Bon @. Stt.
Stabtpfarrer. Wtit bid. Qpprob. 70S Seis
ten IN Ct. 80. Sn / War. 9eb. $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-04
D. Il. HoBsoE Age
Agent.
Sentence Suspended.

Mrs. Susan Parry, recently convicted
of perjury, in the First District Court,
appeared for sentence yesterday morn
ing. The lady. it seems, went before
the Grand Jury, last winter. and gave
evidence In the case of her husband.
Jos. Parry, which was being inyesti-
gated at that time, and during the
course OF the examination she testified
that her youngest child was about 5
years old, while in reality it was onI,
years old. She also made a mistake
IN giving the age of her eldest child
For the false statement in relation to
the age OF her youngest child. she was
INDICTED for perjury. The evidence pro-
duced on the trial was so evenly divided
that 1t was rather difficult for disin-
terested person to say whether or not
the lady had ,wilfully made the mis-
statement for the purpose of screening
her husband from prosecution for IN
lawful cohabitation. The Jury, how
ever decided that she was guilty. as
charged; and while the public did not
censure the verdict, it felt that by the
conviction the ends of Justice had been
July satisfied. The suffering of the
lady during the progress of the trial was
Intense and filled every one with pity
and there was not one person whe
cared to express an opinion on the sub
ject who did net think sentence in
the case should be suspended.
The Implacable and relentless T
cutor, however, saw in the convictiG
the poor woman an opportunity of a,
PLYING the mental thumbscrews an
bringing her husband, who was in seclu.
sion, before the court for trial. Accord
lngly he proclaimed through the court
that II MIR. Parry should present himself
before the court for trial, the sentence
OF Mrs. Parry might be suspended. a
short time ago Mr.. Parry appeared in
the court and plead to an indictment.
Yesterday when Mrs. Parry appeared,
the court announced that as the costs
In the case had been paid sentence in
the perjury case would be suspended.
This ends another chapter in the
history of this rather remarkable case.
1t appears to the non-iudicial mind a
rather secular proceeding to enter into
bargain with a person who has been
convicted of a felony, that if another
person who is charged only with q
will come forward for
trial, the one charged with the more
serious otfense will be set free. By
what method of reasoning such con-
sumatlon may be reached will probably
remain the secret of the willy prosecu-
tor who sprung it upon the public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-04
More Quakes.

BALTIMORE, January 3.-Dispatches
were received in this city this morning
from Westminster, Frederick, Emmets-
burg and other towns in western Mary
land, stating that the inhabitants are
considerably excited over violent shocks
and loud rumblings which had awak-
ened them from sleep and continued at
intervals from II 80 last night till early
this morning. No damage was done as
far as can be learned, but as the
country is mountainous, the people are
apprehensive of great trouble. Con-
gresham Shaw, who lives at West
minister, says he was awakened by what
sounded like the blasting of rocks and
pictures were shaken from the walls in
other houses. He heard two distinct
shocks in rapid succession. The mercury
at Westminster was four degrees below
zero this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-04
Disastrous Fires.

MADRAS, January 3.-The fire in the
reserved enclosure at the People
Park, on Fricay, lasted only fifteen
minutes. 1t is now ascertained that
300 persons lost their lives, being either
burned to death or suffUcated. while
the number of injured is placed at the
same figure. The commander-in-c chief
and first Prince of TraVancore, who
were present, escaped uninlured,
Among the victims were two European
women, and many European children
are missing. The fire is supposed to
have been of incendiary origin.
ROME, January "a fire occurred, to-
day, in Odes Calchi Palace. The ma
lolica collection and valuable pictures
in the palace were seriously damaged.
King Humbert, perceiving the flames,
hastened to the scene, and remained an
hour encouraging the. fremen.
LONDON, January 8. "A disastrous
tire has occurred on Wood Street, Lon
don, affecting the property of twenty
firms. The damage is enormous. 1t
is impossible 10 estimate the loss at
present.
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A Batch OF Sentences.

At o'clock yesterday afternoon a
number OF people plead guilty to of.
lenses under the Edmunds law. The
most serious charge was that of poIyg
amy against Harvey Murdoch, of Har-
risyille, whose plea OF guilty had been
entered. When asked if he had any-
thing to Say why the sentence of the
court should not be passed, he replied
that he had not The court then asked
when the marriage was performed. the
reply being the last of last July. The
court then gave HIM short lecture on
the course he had. taken and closed bv
sentencing him 10 term of
i've years III the Penitentiarv
and to pay Il fine OF $500, Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney HiIes. after
the court had said: THAT is all.
MT. MurdOck." arose and said he would
suggest that the costs of the prosecu-
Il be added in this case. He was
probably actCeted by spirit of mag
nanlmity. Mr.. c. c. Richards said it
would probably crafty the Prosecuting
Attorney. but would not make any diff
ference 10 either the government or the
defendant. The Court, however, re-
used TO alter the sentence.
William Palmer, Robert Henderson.
Hugh Adams and Thomas McNeal, of
ache Valley, and Peter Peterson, of
were each sentenced to six
months in the pen and to pay a fine of
lUO. The parties were all taken to Salt |
lake last night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-04
British Politics

LONDON, January 2.-The Post, in an
nouncing that Mr.. Goschen has agreed
to succeed Lord Randolph Churchill in
the leadership of the House of Com
mons, expressing the fear that his an
polntment Will lead to the abandonment
OF the Tory Democratic policy upon
Wnlch IL Isl necessary 10 fight the Con-
serVatlye battle. The Post again. urges
upon Lord Salisbury the Imperative
necessity OF seeking some means to
regain Lord Randolph even if Mr..
Goschen's occupancy be final.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt and
Mr.. Arnold Morley visited Mr.. Goschen
to-day. 1t is rumored the latter was
sent by Mr.; Gladstone to advise Cos
chen not to leave the Liberal party.
Inc Standard says the conferences
between Mr.. Chamberlain and Mr..
Goschen were sanctioned by Mr.. Glad
stone, but so far have resulted in
nothing definite. Mr.. Chamberlain ad-
heres to his opposition to Dublin Par
Lament, and Meth er Mr.. Ia lstone Nc
his colleagues will consent to abandon
or postpone home-rule.
LONDON, January 8 -Goshen has, it
is officially announced, accepted the Of
nee OF Chancellor of Exchequer. Lord
Harrington fully approved of Goshen's
course and the latter's adherents say
1t IS purely as a Liberal Unionist that
Goschen joins the government which re-
lies upon the Unionist support for sue
cess
The Pail Nal Gazette says Chamber
lam has consented to have a private in
formal conference on the Irish question
with Gladstone, Morley and Harcourt
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Personal and General.

THE Grand Jury began its session
again yesterday morning.
a motion for new trial was argued
and submitted III the case OF Childs VS..
Wells, in the court Yesterday.
c. B. PAYsQN took judgment in the
First District Court yesterday against
debtor for cigars to the amount of $3.50.
Work on the new depot has been sus-
pended. Report says there is dis
agreement between the two companies
that caused the suspension; but as the
report would have US believe the U. P.
made a mistake of SIG, 900, in
the price OF the building, it is difficult
to believe that it is accurate. No one
seems TO know much about the affair.
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a Most Liberal Offer

THE VoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall,
Mich, offer TO send their Celebrated
VoLTAIC BELTS and Electric Appliances
on thirty days trirl to anv man afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Vitality,
Manhood, &c. Illustrated pamphlet In
sealed envelope with full particulars
mailed free. Wit. ,nsrn at once
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o @ ID Il ~ .
OGDEN CITY, January 4, 1887

This department of The HERALD is de-
voted 10 the interests of the people of Ogden
The Branch Office of The HERALD is with
Eidredge, Pratt & Co., Main Street, Ogden,
Titan, where subscriptions and advertise
ments will be received on the same terms as
a. the Salt Lake Office.
Communications addressed to THE SALT
LAKE HERALD, Ogden, will receive prompt
attention.
The HERALD Is delivered by carriers in
Ogden every morning, except Monday. SUP
scrlbers falling to receive their papers will
please notify the Ogden office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-04
Notice to Stockholders.

Notice is hereby given that the regu-
lar annua! meeting of the Co-opera1ive
wagon d Machine Company will be held
at the company's office III Salt Lake
Oty, on Monday, January 10th, 1887, at
CLOCK P. m. K. S. WELLS,
Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-04

ST.. PETERSBURG, January General
Gouleloff has been appointed to succeed
General Kaulbars as military attache to
the Russian embassy at Varna.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-04

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's
NitahZer is guaranteed to cure you.
Sold by 4. G. Smith & Co., druggists. ?
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THE D. & Z. &. coal Is growing in
popular favor every day. Try it and
save money. j.. Farr & Co., Main
street
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Buy Common Sense Bob Sleighs, of
the Cooperative Wagon and Machine
Company. +
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For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
Sold by A. G. Smith & Co., druggists. 5
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SaltLake & Western
RAILWAY.
On an after
Saturday, Dec. Goth, 1885,
Trains VIII run as follows:

Connects with Utah Central train Ieaviu
Salt AXE at 7.40 am.
Connects with Utah Central rain arriy
ing st Salt Lake at 6.40p.m.
t Stop only upon signals.
W. W. RITTER,
mar q Supt
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Buy Common Sense Bob Sleighs, OF
the cooperative Wagon and Machine
Conn anY.
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USE the Arnold Cooker and Coffee
Pot.
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bATNRHN
Omaha,
Council Bluffs
2Chicago.

Nine me only line 10 take for IA, u.,-
CbjcsG ~lt9Tn Cedar Rapids. Clinton piIoa
M o' Gag Milwaukee, and All MIN. O El,
i Gmtng' otah, Idaho, Nevada OTrron 1T N.Y. ~
, ,H35ton and California oSsrss "n, Mast
'4n'aSe' not possible BY any otbs oufR Per
e, AmGng 4 few Of the numerous 80 10.
r ""pfgriEority enjoyed bJ the sstro,P o.94 o.
w W. tIrSlns day OF DAY az t ARP u, ~
inosn-iaFe tao hnest that hunSS -. kN ESs
s ..jIsFF9qi ny, eGa create; ia NJ 2p e
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nRSSV F3H ana elegance; fts PAR 113s4i
5r s1u ING ROOS CARs' n1, AEHnOS
Which 1 a.. DINING OARS. s tss 80, r. =;
ttoo cAA not be found elIsWhars '4uN
Ps 9i sGoq p Bluffs the trsis. A. t..ro.
those AZ 4 connect in UnIor Dsrot LII LII
In Chicago he TtS r.iag. Z EostAwOEssra BY
For N.' HitA tsOas Of ali Easter S Ice irpa'
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ali u soi5{B. Bauoreo ' Ss:si SsS Yor
%. 9SE.t, II tha Etat, sab ~. 11SSot ase
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HoRTH-wEsTKAu.

N. HuG GIFTS sell tickets via this line al
GENT wsn. E.P. WILSON.
b: Young GEM Passenger Agt.,
Iravelin- Pass Ar.,. Chicago,
Atthe U P. Once
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Yroflamatiom.
6 pe5iaImo1Is 8erorbnung.

8e5ugnebmenb auf ben iii Der Sis
Sung Dom 7. Nrbamber B. s. gefaBten
0eihlub bes @tobtroibes: Bah bic
WfunofigeHtbiimer i'll ohentlider Mbs
fimmung ibren Mi1en funb thun fol.
len, Oh ober ni6t bic Gtabt aur 8e.
itreitung Der Gau= unb Snfanobal=
tuugsfoiien neller 51ulbduier cine
5pe3lats9 tsuer Don 10 Gents Der 500
gu erbeben ermdatigt wirb. ferner:
Su Beahtuug Der i'm ftabt. CHARTER
(5ect. 80 entbaltenen 8eifimmuneen
beSiigli6 ebentueler 0ocansen i'm
5tabtrath, unb Der burd ben Riidtritt
bes 9errn ". 8elfnap, alderman at
large, in genanatem R6rper erfoI9ten
8aean5, oa bieie bor 8eginn ber lebten
8 Wonate bis CUR nd6iten reguldren
Wabt einaetreten, berorbne i6
8rDam @alla9ban, Wappr Der @tabt
San Nntonio, fraft oer bur1 Den gbars
ter unb ftabt. Srbinan3er mir gegebenen
8olma6ten, bic Mbbaltung elmer 5pes
sialmabl aur grleoi9ung Ser oben ange.
fubrtsn Mngelegenbeiten unb beIfimme
bierfhr
9 m # a benz. Sanuar 1888.
Die 5timmfdlten in ben ber11ie6ez
men Warbs befinben ii6 oil folsenben
Bunften. unb mer6en Inn s lbr Mor-
gems ge6fnet unb I'M s ubr @benbs ge.
ibfonen merben.
1. Warb. 4oli3ei,1 auptquartier,
Military plasa. 8%oriisenber: 8. G6s
niebeim.
,. Warb. ede 0t> unb 9olo,
rofa : Strabe. gorfBenber: Dan.
6eber.
8. Marb. gde Mebina> uno 2eoIz
9iraBe. yorfiBenber: u. g. Hibas.
A. Warb. &ril6's 6ale, gde
6oufon= unb Nor6 : Shores etrabe.
8%orfbenber: s. @i(lemain.
5. Warb. SIT Der Mamo. 0ors
iiBenoer: @b. Slide sr.
6. Warb. 9. u. 4rbeiter.0 erein,
Sf.@ommerees5 traBe. 8~orfbenber:
$. 8itters.
z. Warb. gde 8ictoria unb Ma
ta9DroasS traBe. W%ortbenoer: =. u.
Sennn.
s. Warb. Sci McAaifer, POT
siiS : Nlamo GtraBe. 8orfBenoer
s. @ulf.
Nur 5teuersabler fnb BEL Der @peeial=
MbHimmung timmbere6tigt unb lauten
Die WabI3etteI:
"For' or Against the proposition.
Die Wabl unb @timmenad1Iung
iinoet in nebereinitimmuug nit ben
In bet Otbinana iiber Mablen fefgefebe
ten &egelu tdtt.
San Nntonio. 2. DECEMBER 1887.
90 BrpaH Gallo ban,
80 Mapor.
@esenge3.:
6. g. @Iaubor, @lerf.
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Wm. 3BHtna s. @paa.

llniere Dauptnabrung lit unb bleibt
bas Gleiib, unb I'M ioldes frii6 uno
gut gu erlangen, fann man unm6glid
eineu su%oerldifgeren Warft iiaben, oils
ben bon Wm. D0Hing & Sobn, SO.
511 gne. s. Die 9erren baben BEN
@ef6mad ibrer Gunoen &e6nung ge@
tragea unb III ibrem @tabli1ement cine
falte Suitnlai6ine erri6tet, wel9e alien
Qnfotoerungsn fir grbaltuns unb gut.
fernuns i@dOii6er Snsrebien5eu bs
GleIi9es entipri9t. Sic baben bei.Ga
Dig in ibren 8iebb6fen einen srObsn
8orratb BON Maitbieb, aus we!dtm
nun bas Bette fir lire Runben 9emdb!i
lpiro. Wer reei bebient fein mill, BET
belube ben Marft So. 511
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1i
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Sin aamfmaun in Der Mnteraaot,

Sin 8ntafutat,tt In Der unterffn0f,
benz burd Elm leibenbes unb idreientee
3inb mebrere Nadte osr Sdtaf aeraabt
murbc unb Der 81 Der uebersen9uns pc
lanste, baB Wira. Winsfors Spptbins
5prup 8sraoe Der ArtiteI iei, befien er fir
bas 8inb bcnStbiste, taufte einen 0prfatb
DapOn. Mls er rad 9anle tam unb ieiz
ner Bran bason Wittheilnns madte, mel.
serte tie lid, benz Sinbe BON Dem @efauf.
ten ;u perabreiden, ba iie cine anhanse.
rim Der 9OmSopatbie mar. Die ndGiie
Wadt wurbe irieoer ldlaHos psrbradt.
NlS Der 8ater am Edhlten Eaae mad
9ouie fam fano er cas- ainb idlehter
alS le, unb ba es ahermlls cine idlaflcfe
Madt beftrdtete, perabreihte er mdhrenb
Der Mbneienbeit feirer Urau Dem ainpe
cine YortiOu tss 5gsup IL B ia8te nidts
bapou. Die Wadt oar0uf idlief Niles
pobl uilb Der tleine gdne.sr ermodte
am Wnrgen nit bsitsIm tseiidt. Eie
Mnttsr mar erfreut iitst zen plSelihen
muncetblren Wedfel usD OBJ obi fe I'D
3uerft teieipist fibt:e, ais lie sluffldrun9
erbielt, ieets lie esnncd Zen @ehroud
bes Spsrps fort. 5nreience 9inrer
unb ihtoflpIe Mddte iiao ibr Jest nnte
fanat. Giae e~in5slee BrObe nit bem
Snrup bot ned bas yeipen ieees ainess
unb bas &uInrtbeil Ser Mutter beiiest.
Sn allen arotb,fen u baben; 25 eenie
bic Tlaids.
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g 6 a $.

- $. SlHeImaur ia 9arebo bat
faQirt. NttiDa $500, pafspa So, 900.
gr bieiete feinfn @Idubisern IS @ts.
am Dollar an.
GIN 0err Self Smith bat auf Der
Sasb, 5 MeileH BON feinem 6aufe
eutfernt, am Grio @ann0n. 5 8dren er=
legt.
= Die fleine 9taot Malatof in
9shberiOn County lift in GROCER Mufres
8ang iiber einen Goblenfuno, fpel1er
bDr elm paar Sa9en auf Der ] Meile
flbli6 baDOn l~iegenDen Garm bes 0errn
%. %. &obertIon gema6t ipnrben lit.
Sas Eager eritredt fi6, 10 melt big iebt
feifgeitrllt 1T, iiber etma 10 Ndsr, unb
bic Roble Ioa bon gutter Wei1afenbeit
.fein. Maer Wabrf6einli9feit mad lit
lie, mad ber geofogif9en formation Der
6unbsegeub gu i9lieBen, eiue before
Ir! bon 8raunfoble, bic iiberal in Shs
teras fart bitumenbaltig lit.
- Iuiin. Seitbem bas neis 2anb.
geieB in Strait lit, aiio BON 4. SuIi
b. S. on. finb bis gum l. Stsember
4,182, 1913 Mder @1ulaHb perpahtet
tporben. Bon frlber ber ipnren iMon
1,750. 1888 4der inter Ya1t, iDbaB Der
@elammtbetrag bes in bteIsm Mngen.
bIide Derpa9teten Staaislanoes fid auf
1888, 176 older beidnft. 8erfauft iin6
inter benz ileuen 6efeb 70,400 older
@ras uu5 4dsrbaulanb uno $500
Sol,Ianb. Wdbrenb Der lebten Sabre
fin6 unter benz 2anbafte bonn Sabre
1888 gsgen 500, 900 older, uelde pers
fault ipare1. ipesen Ni1t3abluns Der
3inien on Den 9talt 5nridgefalen.
Dieie Utrpi,tten 2hnbtreien liegeu
bauptiddltd I'M Wsilsn, uno cas- neu=
erbines retfaufie 2ano melitens i'm
YanbanDle. Sa Som Green Gountp
allein hnb ilber l00. 900 Ndsr fir Der:
fallen ettldrt; bapon lit isbo6 MIR Gin
iebr seringer pro5eniiaB 2anb, wsIdes
Don mirfIideu Mnfebletn aefauft wur-
be, Der bel tpeitsm gr0Bie She'll tpuroe
unter benz @efsB bon 1888 In Stiiden
bon z Ssftionea au OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
den getauft.
SIN Staaisfefrstariat 1T bic
electric Sight, Water uno Mnnufaes
turing en-" BON Dallas nit einem
Stammfapiial bon $4,000 resiltrirt
tporben.
Sm @eneral'2 anoamt 81 Muffin
1T Elm Nnipru6 fir eiuea ipaaii9en
Grant bon ftnf3i9 2isuen 2anb, bas
tn 81 8afO liegt, eingerei6t tporben.
Gin GROCER 9beil berielbeH beIiebt aus
2dnbereien i'm Gio 0ranbe 86at, tpels
DIE uutsr 2ultur finb.
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Cages . Weaiefeiten.
3 Il b.


= SIN ReprdientantenbauIe bro0te
Springer BON Slinois ben Mntrag Elm,
Die gusi0ifis fit bic YaciIie 8abaen.
Die SnbaIibens penlionen fir Meilen.
gelbss, fur Gle Mlli3en nnb fir Die Mii.
liiiippi 8erbeherunsen a~b,uffaHsn ullo
Die %betrefeahen Nnseleaenbeiteu oil an.
6ere Gom,tes 81 uertDeileu. @leidseitig
ioa bic Mitglieoer3abl Der iibrigeu Nus.
i1hne erbbbt unn senau ber Wirfuugs:
freis oeriel5en feitseltsllt tperbfn.
Nls Nahfofger &ibbleberger'5
pirb permuthli@ Der Dsmotrat Sar.
bour fir ben Staat Giseiuieu in Zen
8uAbes 5enat seipdblt rerben.
8ei @ouncilz8 Bluffs in SotDa bat
uieber eiEmal Elm giieababn.3uiam
menftoB futtgefuuben. Bon Dem psr=
ionen5uge muroe Gin Ba5aeier get6atet
unb elnige 3fpan5ig oerleBt, uno auf
benz 8iiter3age Du1bea spei 5ramps
getObtet, bic I'D beimlid) auf ben .3ug
9ef6IiGeu batten.
Ser Sroen bsr Mrbeitsritter bat
bic beioen @%aieaaoer 3peispsrbdnoe
1907 unb 2308 ausgeihloHsn. Sem
lebtereu geb0tt @eorg S1iuing an, Der
tets befti5 gegen pomberlD agitirt bat.
Sn bet eritgenannten MlIemb!D batten
bic anarditii6en glemente f9on LANCE
bic Oberbanb gewonnen.
Wus1anb.
Die rufii6e &%egierung bat cine
Note an ibre 8srtreter i'm M~uslanbe ges
ri6tet. III tpel6er lie ii@ iber ben 3wed
llno bic Bebeutung bes neuIt9en Befus
DIES oes @3areu in Berlin auslprtht.
Muf brsi Buntte tpirb b~ejonbers binges
mieien: eritsns, Dab bic u~niertaltung
oes Gsaren mil benz 6iiriten 8ismard
betuiefen babe, oaB fir einen 8ru1 3spis
fdsn &ublanb unb Geuti9taao nift
Der geringIie @gunb porbanoen mar.
3meitens: baB 8ismard pariproden
babe, Dtutidlanb meroe in 8ssug auf
bic bulgariiben Mirren neutral bleiben.
ln5 britteas:. Dab btibe 2dnoer Der
preiIe einen Wett 5utOmmen lafen ioa.
ten, fi6 zines s%emdbietsren Sones Bel
8efpredung be- lufi'6 . beuti9en BE.
3iebunaen 81 b~efleiBigen. Ser aefdlf6.
ten ShriFttife mirb in 6jeier Note nit
feiuer Slide grmdbnuna gstbad.
@s beiBt, 0aB Goblet, ipel9er bon
p~fdfibenten Gargot anfstforbert tpurbe,
Elm Cabinet 5u bileen, barauf bsItebe,
benz @ieu. 80uldnger oas pottefeuille
bes &rieges su iibsrira9en. Na1 ante.
rem MittbeiIungsn loa bies ieec6 nur
elm Wuufd unb feline 8sbinguag
@ob!sts fem.
Wiener Yldtter auBsrn Die Nm
fi9t, CAP man bon beutIher Seite aus
bic Bsbeutung Ger rulfiften 3ruppen-
%bemegungen in Polen unb MolbDnien
arg ii6ertriebsu babe. Dies lei geiGez
BEN, um 8lsata,ds 9ldue su perbhle1,
Delde Oaranf ab3ieltsn ben @3aren bon
benienigen panfiaoifiiden &atbgebsrn
5u en!frembfu bic fortmdbreno gum
&riege gegen SeutidIanb bebsn.
- Der in ben 1ineiinen @ewdfsrn
.treu3enbe britiii1e Rriegs6ampfer
,2orne" itranbete an 6er &i1te Der SsSns
iel 9ainan. Bon ben on Borb befinblis
den perfonen uurben SO gerettet, iiber
bas Gdidial Der uebrisen lit ni6.s
5efannt.
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berfauft tuerben, unb lei
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6oIgenoe 8eifpiele bienen ais Betueis
u~nferer beilpiellos ntebrisen preiie:
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81 $2.75 Cont iibli6er preis 81.
Grtrafeine banbgendbte 9errni9ube au
$3.50 (anberstuo 81 $3.50 berfauft.)
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(En-gros preis $1.50).
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lWerta $2.75).
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Is gts. bns Yaar (Wertb $1).
Seine Mdb6enfhube bon @laeesQeber
gu muir IS Gents (gBertb 81.
&inberi9ube 5u 40, so unb so Gents.
bic anoerswo 60, IS @ents unb 81
foften.
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25 @enis an.
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@inter Is = 333% biliger oils friiber,
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